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LIEUT. HEM and HIS CRET.
They VIII Sail tho GniateA Home Again,
and Mrs. Hem VIII, Go with Them.

Some of Lieut.. Henns sailors on the brave
cutter Galatea recently won't to the British
Consul and declared that when the Lieutenant
engaged them on the other side to sail the cut
tor here he promised 10 send Thorn back to
They wanted to know II the British Consul
couldn't compel the Lieutenant to do, this.
The matter has been pending for several days
tenant has agreed to give the men extra pay.
and they have decided to stick TO the gallant
little ship.
The lieutenant and his plucky Scotch wlio
Will go home In her. and they naturally think
their sailors ought not TO fear the passage. not
withstanding that this IL the season when tho
stormy winds begin to blow.
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TROUBLE FOR FERDINAND.
Tho Plan By which Russia and Turkey will
Fsrce Hin or tho Thrsne,

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. IN. de Giers. Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs. has written o letter to
Chakir Pasha, Turkish Ambassador to Russia.
announcing Russia's acceptance Of the Porte's
proposal to send an Ottoman Commissioner to
Bulgaria to act In conjunction with n Russian
Lieutenant-Governoro Of princely rank. but in
stead OF the latter being subordinate to the
Ottoman Commissioner. Russia proposes that
the OTTOMAN Commissiener shall have second
which the appointments be made shall be four
months. instead Of three, as mentioned In the
According to some reports Russia urges that
the question Of the participation OF Roumelian
Deputies in the election Of Prince Of Bulgaria
alton Of the powers, while, according to other
reports. Russia insists that Roumelian Depu-
ties shall not sit in the Sobranje.
The Porte's acceptance OF the Russian Gen.
Eruroth as Lieutenant; Governor Of Bulgaria
4 regarded as plsdging Turkey e support the
Turkish initiative action In Bulgaria.
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Former striker. Discharged.

YoSKERs, Oct. 5.-The Smith Carpet Com
pany Of this city has discharged large number OF its
employees. almost all OF them being women. Yesterday
nearly $50 were laid on and to-day otherB dis
missed AZ the once q the company 4 waa said the de-
orAned condition or thu carpet trade nscesAtated the
discharges u h observed that ry all Of those sent
SwAy are persons who we're active In the last carpet
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a Dsser.er Pound Drawned.

NEWPORT Oct 5.-Tho body Of sailor was
found at tho lower end consncut Island this after
noon by two fishermen In whose net IL WAS caught.
IL Identified that Of Charles l. AAoy of the u 3
y. OsAipee- He court mATtiAled on Monday, do
serted that night and was evidently drowned while
uTnE 70 escape By swimming
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THE zR1PARTITE AaREEMhNE
Italy Fears N Advance or Russia Tswar,
the Mediterranean.

BERLM. Oct. 5.-The Bismarck Crispi in
terview resulted in definite written arrange
ment between Italy. Germany. and Austria
Italy has full power to take Independent action
on the Mediterranean. and should italian in
terests conflict with those Of France or Russia,
Italy will rely upon the support Of Germany
The Frankfurt Zet,ino publishes An interview
with Signor Crispi, the italian Prime Minister
In which he said; Italy only desires to main:
tain peace and the European equilibrium. and
alliance. Italy, like the other powers. has
reason to fear an advance 9y Russia toward
Mediterranean to become Russian lake"
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Suffolk Csuaty Democratic Noa,Aatis.s.

RIvERHEAp. Oct 6.-The Suffolk County Dem
ocratio Convention held here TO day made the follow
ing nominations; Assembly. Henry A. Reeves rspomi
4. Hooper; County Treasurer. y. A. Dowden- Twelve
delegates IN Senate Convention for tho First dhtryE
were also chosen follows: Henry A. Reeves q. Il
smith n D sieEht, Y ,j,i.wold, Thee wIight finp
Alamo Arher, r. NJ. Wilson, and II, j. Bishop. Tho Dr.
cgAtes are said to favor tho denomination Uf SGNlur
LlWArd
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Senator Miseoek at . County Fair.

ELAnRA, Oct. Ex-senator Hiscock delivered
address At the ChemunS County Fair today discuss
ing especially the question Of tobacco tariff and urging
also diyerHihod agriculture remedy for many Of the
burdens now subject Of complaint
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Iiiotou. w orknea In RussIa.

Moscow, Oct 5.-Some workmen In cotton
mill At Kiln raised riot to-day and Ore to the Zee
tory. which yas Destroyed. Many persons kilsS
the Flnt n uaA sfAtad-
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LONDON. Oct. 5.-The report sent from Tan.
Eier the I'd inst that the Sultan OF Morocco was
dead was incorrect AdsSpatch from that place today
momentariD expected.
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Deaa,.sL la a Jualc,a, Csavsa,,oa.

BINonAMTos Oct. 5.-The Republican Con-
vsnton the Sixth judicial district here day to
nominate candidates for Supreme Court Juatccs to
succeed Judges douglass Boardman and Francis = al.
bert During the Afternoon and evening seventy.t two
ballots were taken each resulting follows: a, 2.
smith OF Cortland epunty, H. %. Wagner of Delaware
!: a. A. Forbes of Madison 4. 4. irk Of ntsrgo =:
Charles A. Parker OF 1iugn, 2. Marcus Lyon Ot Iomp
kus =, agd Oliver T.. Ilurd OF Sr,iayici
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
, -'''sH Summons.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRE-.
 cinct No. en-. C. unty of ochisr. 1omI. stone, Territ,ry of Arlzona Before Mn (. 'Easton,; 1. P. Cha le' G. ioh,st n. pl,iniff. vs. Human Le. ten. de nd mt, who is a g d to be d non It d. mt of Arilona. Acton. debt a d att 4chmenr; conn laint fil- il my oih' e and summ ms issued ih s ,iay-o sos. he erri ory of Arizona to Herman l. p fen, non res dent, deienu nt: You are reb summ 'ne [ and required to appear al d answe thee mplaint oi plaintiff at my fiji in the cty ot T"mb- stone. Cochise coun,y. Arizona, thin five day should ti, summons b seiv. d upon you W tn n this p'rcint [; if ,e we'd upon you without this
 recii c , but wi hin this ,oun,y, ten day II served ut f ihi county. fiji cen days; oh r. wise within twenty day lex ludins th da f S. Ivice) fr m day this sum" ons is serve l ufon you. I his ac ion is bi ought r. cover judgn ent against y'u TOT the sum S6S du-
 or profrssio, al servi es Of plain If as at rne, at law, { Q. a d an account f Hernrg X Her ring oi sas, s,'gn-d 10 plalnuff. a"d 'osts O suit A d you are h reby nou ed that should you fail to sp ear and answer within h' tn e steted in ,h S sun mons. the said pain iff i'll apply to the court 10 a judgment az nsi you tor said um and all 70: tS. Giv-L un ter my hand at my of C. in the ely of om' stone, ( oc, is- unty, Arzo' a. th,s Ist day If Sep tent CT. Ies7. JOHN C EASTON,
 s-4t usice oi ,he Peace.
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Tho Sunshine in Mexico,

In two years time the mercury in my house has never risen above G5 degrees nor fallen below 50 It is curious physio. logical fact that, after O time, an Ameri. can living here becomes unablc to stand intense heat, such, for example, as one may experience by walking under the yer. tical tropical sun at midday. On first coming hero Americans and Englishmer wnlk with impunity in the sun, but in ( year or moro the same men begin to seek the shady side of the street oa summer days. Tho explanation of tho coolncss of stores, offices and houses even during what we here call the "hot months" of April and May, is the rarity of the air, which, in shaded places, cannot hold much heat. One never feels the necessity of stripping off one's outer clothing to keep cool. In a word, the tableland climate of Mexico, while not perfect, is, compared with the New England collection of violently assort- ed weathcrs, ideal. have seen thin, cadavcrous, Boston consumptive, nearly killed there at the blowing of the east wind, gain twenty pounds in six months in this city, and those nervous diseases enScndercd by the cratic thermometer of New England arc much helped by resi-. dcncc Ecrc. The drinking of the common peoples beverage of pulque stops the rcvaCcS of kidney diseases, and tho ebund. cnco Cf vegetables the year round conduces to tic euro of dyspepsia, Gs docs also the tranquility of l-fc in country where no ore i3 in Errry.-City of Mexico Cor Boston I-c-.,l
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Summons.

In the Justices Cou,t of Precinct No One. County oi Cechise. Territory of Ar zona Be- fort no. C. Easton, Justice oi the Peace.
 ula Lo, g. pl intiff, ,s John Meaher, non. resident, dse,da |. Ac'ron brought in said Justices C.u |. and the comp aipt filed in tn. sad Court by th, saio u>tice of the Peace in the sa County of CUchi.e.
 he itrrilu'y ot AIizona sends gre ting, to
 ohn Meaner.' d non.Ies dent oi the erritory ti Arizona, deendant. you are hereby summoned, and r quired to appear in an act brought again you b. th above named pa tif in the said Justices ourt. before said ustice of the Peac at his offite on Allen street. City oI iImbsu n-. Cochise County aforesaid. and to a sw ,h- a cJmp aint nled th' rein, within five days (-xc usve ot the day of s. rvce) after the S, Ivice >cu of thIs summons. if erved within this pr- ,irct or if served without this pre,i ct but in this ounty within ten days; or It served cut of this loun wittin fftt en days; otherwise within wefty days. or juog mem by de'au wi'l be taken against you ac- cordng to the ayer .f seid Coh p aint The sad d ton IS brou Int to rec yer a balance due for services in taking are o' your crippled dau hter. and yoi are hereby not fled that you fail to appear and answer the said com. p,irt as above It quire he plaintiff will a.ply Tor judgment by default against you Tor said sum Al d costs
 Given under my hand at my said ofice this 9th day of Sept. A. D.is7.
 Justice of Il C Peace in and for said Precinct. County and Territory.
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NIni. Ben: PerleY PooSa.

Maj. Poorc owed his admirable sense of color in reporting to como study of the Paris papers, when the graphic quality was we'll appreciated. He had training as q journalist Eoth in London end Paris. and began @ c eocicty reporter. No enc understood better how to observe end throw in tho touches which distinguish Q 1.-Two narrative from dead enc. Ho once camc near missing very morlcr,ouo piece of news. Ho lived in Georgetown, and had Eeea ct his office in Ncshic~t lato getting off lis dispatches, and flnally took the horse car for home. Just @ tho car wcs getting well out of tho city, q persoN got in end announced tho cssassi- nation of Lincoln Gt Ford's theatrc.- Springfield Republican.
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Tho puriyjuu Bnl Roses.

Tho fashion of giving bals planes, which fro attended by girl1 of tender age only, wEo ere rot yet entitled to make t,c-r Cabrt ia ccc.cty, CT to appear at the b:;ls roses, i3 meeting ct present with so;lo opposition. These infantino balls, which arc, however, frequently attended by young ladies of % years, havc been not Appropriately compared to regiments composed of old veterans end cnfans de troupe. The chief sufferers from such conventional entertainments gre, of course, tho older neophytcs, vko gro con- demned to 60 through their wcltzcs end quadrilles under the eyes of atrabilious duennas. It is doubtful, however, if the present opposition will be able to break through the barriers of Journalism which hedge in the marriageable French girl as if she were pulling infant, and condemn her to Cinderella like treatment unheard of in tho social philosophy of her English or American sisters.-Paris Co.,. London Telegraph.
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Summons.

In the District Court Of the First Jud cal Distr,t, of the Territory of rizona. in and for the my of Ccch,,e. R"hert C. Ke,tlewel pain iff vs. Josephine B Ketilewrll. defendant Action roueht n the Di;trct ourt ot the Fi st ludiaal Distr'ct o the lerfir ry of AIi- na. in and for te oun y of Cochise. and h complaint flen in the said County of t"- chi e, in lh tfic- of th- Jerk oI said Di 'rict C, urt. l he r. rritory of Arg na sends greet ing 10 Iosephln k. K,ttie~ ell. d,ehd,nt You ar hereby requir' to a pe'r in an act on mu git agdrsI y'u by the abne named l, niff, n ,he Iitit Court Of the First udic,a ni>tric of the Teri ory of Arizona. Tn anu for the un,y o Co., hise, ard to answer th emp ali hled the ein within ten days lex luN,t ot u.e d yo seivi el, aftel the service on of this .ummon, (it '.rv d within this county; or il S V GU, oi this ecu ty Ut in ths Iktict, W th n twen y day. oh rw Sc wi hi" thi doy,) or juo. ment by default will b" ak aga ns, you accolc cng 10 the prayer of sai onpla m.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis- trict ourts If ih, fis' dltial District ot the re rtorv Of Ar zn a, in and Tor the ounty Of Coo ,s,.. this 26th cay of August m the year t our Lord one thousand ight hundr ed al d ighty seven.
 sAALl GEO. II DAILY.
 Clerk
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Notice.


 In the District Court of the First Judicial District of Arg ma, in and for och sr Coun y. Robert C.,Kettle~ell .vs, Josephine B. Kettle. we'll No. ,a7a. ...-,.
 To Josephine B. Kettewell, the deh ndant in the above enti led and nun bered sui'.
 T Ike notice that on or after tn" goth day after, the service ny p blicat on Of ths notiee a commission will issue out of tfe n IT ct Court of the ! irst Judicial Dis TIC, of Arizona in anc for Coch,se County to take tfe cepos,ton Of Julia c. K, tllewe l. witness fo plantiif in ihe .atove entitled and numb' red suit, now pend ng in said above named Court in answ to csr- 'ain interrogations proT ounded to her by Fl an. tiff, and now in file among the papers Of said suit in the Clerks office of said Court. Said witness resid s at No. 64o Columbia avenue, in the oi,y, and County of Baltimore, State of Maryland. .s. a
 Given under my hand and the seel of said District Court on this Aufust a6 ISs7
 lsIALl GEO. H. DAI'Y, G1aS a ths Dhxiss Court ef Cech,ss County.
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New Books.

The fo louing new books have .heer recently added to Sol Israels circulating library:
 Via T~aln's English as She is Taught
 ret liar $ M li,na,res of Rough and Ready. Bret Harris The Crusade of the Exc, lsior, Ma ion Crawford's Saracin. sea. Baizac's The Akahest. Or the House of Claes Balzac's ! he Two Brothers. B Lz c's Caesar tiroueau, Baz 'c's The ountry Eoctor. Balz c's EugeNe andet Georga M-redith's Novels. Lu;ks Ih- Yoke of th. Shorak, >'inte's Puchholz Family (Seccnd Part.) Dudl y Warn r's Their Pilgrimage.
 Subscription Sl month; single copies loansc ter 2S cents.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To Daniel O'roole, Frank Donnelly R. 1 Pyke, 1. c. Parke aud all thers interested You are errby notified that t undersigned has expended during the years 1884 and 1886 one hundred dollars worth of work in the per formance of the annual labor upon the Sea Su ge mine, si uated in ih Tonb tone Mining district. Cochse county, Tertr, of risons, in o'd rtp hold th- sam a, required by Section 2324 of th K, vised Sta utes tf the United > a es, ana you are furth notified that the m T ey So expended upon said Sea Suge mine is due to the bndersi ned and if you or your he rs or cs.igns fla o reiue to contri ute your TO. port on of the sum SO expend-d within ninety days after the pnblicati of this notice, will be.omc the property of the und, rsigned.
 EUGENE PRITcHARD,
 + ]. MCCLELLAED. Dated Tombstone, Iune aith. 1887.
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First Puhli ation Sept 10. Iss7) APPLICATION fOR U. ,. PAlENT Nc. lss.
No-ice of the Application of W. J. TSyler for a Patent tS the Perseverance,
 Mining IatHa. q y.- -tti
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE"

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, Anz.. eptember 2. A. b. .iSs7. 1 . o ALL HoM IT MAY IoNCERN:
 N"tite is herety given that w. l. aylor, whose postoffice adGre>s IS T mbstone. Arizona, has hl d lis applicat ten Tn this ofiic- or U. 5. pat, n: to ei ven hundred a,,o ihirt, five and 3.Io linear f CT of the Perseverance minin. Claim. v,in, lode or mi leral dep sit. bearing silver and gold with surfA, grou:ld SIX hundred eet in W dth. lying and being situated N thin the Tombstone Mining Distri.t, County O, '. ch'se and TelritUr, of Arizona. And the gid w. J. layor is about making application through ihis Cffi.e |, the United States ter q patent to sad inning claim. which said claim IS more fully ana particular y de c1bed as 10 netes and bounds by the official plat and field notes of the survey thereof, now on file in the flee of the Register of the U. $. land office at Tucson Arizon.,. winch field nors of survey desctibe the boundaries and extent oi said claim on the surfacr. with mag neuc varlalion at IF A Eat as 'oilows. io-wit:
 Begi' ming at the intIal monument { inch post marked M.. Perseverance M. C. : 0. t: thence 5 7..44 k 300 feet to 4 inch post markedP M. (. No 2; thence N i7' ay E oeo.s tt 10 4 inch pot marked p M C.. No. 3; thence N 43' 4a w 3,,o feet to a 4 in, h post narkt P. M. (. No. 4. from which post t,e U. 5 M M. No. 6 bear, $ 83' o9' E 68o4 fee f; tHC tOl HtT ui scCtlOuS ol anu TWO uOfn Doun0. ary T 20 az E bears N so' as' Is oss iee,; thence ~ 43' AZ W 800 feet to inch D, st marked P. M C. No. s; thence s Io' I6 w TBS. 3 feet to a 4 inch DO marked P. M. C. No. 6; ,he ce 5 43' 4a' 300 feet to post No. ' the pla.e of begun ing Containing 1890 acres Said mlnh E cam is also of record in the office of the (. unt. Recorder of the Co D y of Gee .ise and Ter tory of Arizona. and the pre>umi g neral curse or direction of the sa veln, iot or mi eral deposit beir shown as near as can be determined from present dt- ve opments upc the said official plat fil, d with the Register of the and office as aforesaid. The saiu Vein. lode aI mining premises herety ' sought to be pa'ered cling bounded as follows, ,o..n: Northeast " the Central M. C., on the South ast ty the Comodore M. C.. and upon the southwest by the Lille G. M. C.; sad claim is des gns ted on said plat as lot No. Io8, ami survey No. 8I4.
 sny and al perst ms claiming adversely the mining ground. veIn. lode or premises or any part tneI. of, so described. surveyed. p attcd and patent applied or. are hereby notified that un. le. sIheit adverse claims are duly filed with the Reg g,s,er of the U. $ Land office at Tucson. m te Ter tory cf Arizona, during the sixty days pub ication o' this n ii c. they will be forever barred f om asserting any such cla m
 Anu hereby order that this not ce be pub. lished for ten tIc) weeks n the Tombstone Weekly EPIrAPH, a n.wsr a7er pubis:.d at Tombstone. Cochise Conn.,, Territo of Ari. zoha. A. D. DUFF, Register.
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Boulanger ns an Organizer.

"For fourteen ycars," said the diplo- matist, 'Eoulanger had, as subordinate officer, chafed and fretted that hc could not carry out plans of reorganization of tho French army that had been his con- stant study siIco the iron entered his soul at tho Eattlc of Sedan, in witnessing the overthrow of tho French forces. This overthrow, ho felt, was duo to tho short comineo of the French, soldier and the want of thorough organization of the French army. As minister of war he could Civc thoso plans Q trial, and the speed with which they werc put in opera tion chowcd how long and carefully he had studied out tho details of his scheme. Hc is wonderful organizer, and am euro his only ambition lies in tho desire to redeem tho military reputation of the French people by restoring tho prestige of their soldiers. ."-Ncw York Graphic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
Told to a Friend

Of course ;n all families the mother is tho ono to whom the children cling. We don't talk to them, feel with them, love them, occupy ourselves about them Gs the female does. We think about our busi- ness and pleasure, not theirs. Why do trouble you with these pcrplcxitics9 If 1 mayn't tell you what feel, what is the uso of friend? That's why would rather have a sad letter from you, or a short ono if you arc tired or unwcll, than Q shcrl gay One--and don't subscribe ct Ill to the doctrine of ''striving to be cheer ful. l."-"Unpublished Letters of Thack- cray" in Scribner's.
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To the Public.

Having purchased the entire interest of Jos. Pascholy in the undertaking busl- ness in this city, will hereafter devote my especial attention to said business. Embalming and lhe preparing of bodies for removal specially. Orders filled in any part of the county.
 A. J. RITTER
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Antoine Marilius, deceased.

Estate of Antoine Marilius, ceceased
 Noti is hereby given ty the undersigned adm, is raior Of the estate of Antoine Marilius, deceaseo 10 ihe creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against tn. said deceased to exhibit II em with the rect ssary vouchers within ten months after the fist publica,i-n of thi, noticc to the said admins rtoi, at MacneaI. Moore & Co. s .tore, on All-n street. Tombstone. Arizona territory. the nc being the p ace for the trans. action Cf the busin. ss If said estate.
 PAS AL PALLADE, Admin .trator of the estate 0f Antoil.s Mariius, decsSssi
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
Instrument Tuning by Telepbone.

A firm of Birmingham music dealers was lately required to tune m organ to accord with piano in Moseley. It wcs impracticable to bring the instruments together. but Q happy plan was at length stumbled upon. A note of the piano Tcs struck in front of telephone, end to sound was so accurately transmitted to tho distant tuner t. t he was soon able to accomplish his task, mud the organ vas sent in season for it's intended use with tho piano in concert.-Arkansaw Tray cler.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
When He's First Married.

A guide who has conducted many bridal couples through the Capitol ct Washing. ton declares that they aro his best GUS. toners, because Eff = man is ever co.:c to throw away money on his wife, ie's when he's first married. ."-Harper's 6azQr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
Notwithstanding tho Business.

A young man in Missouri started out to be snake charmcr and rcvolutionizc the business, but the first thing he felt was tho fangs of rattlcsnake buried in his check, and it has taken two months to get tho swelling of his cheek reduced SO t'.at he can wear No. 8 hat.-Detroit l rec Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
TURKISH BATHS AND BEAUTY,

The Art of Dancing All Night and Go.
 ing Homo Fresh In the. SIorning.
 Ladies in New York arc getting moro and moro into the way of resorting to tho Turkish bath as a means of restoring color to tho checks and brightness to tho eyes cftcr night of dissipation. Enow Q girl whoso complexion is of tho dearest, but who has lett the ballroom many Q
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-22
CONSUMPTION.

which is Scrofulous Disease of tho Lungs, is promptly and c1rtainly arrested and cured by this God-r .veu remedy. if taken before tic last stagcs of Inc disease are rached. fatal disease, when fiji offering this now eel ebrated remedy, to the public, DR FIERCE thought seriously cf calling it his "Con. sumption Cure, ,s' but al andoned that name as too limited for Q medicine which, from it's wonderful combination of t)nfc, or strengthen. ing, alteratiye, or blood-cleansng, anti-bilioue, not only as remedy for consumption of the lungs, but for all
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